Understanding Opil: A New Birth Control Option

What makes Opil different from most other birth control pills available in the US?

• It must be taken twice a day.

• It is available only with a prescription.

• It contains both progestin and estrogen.

• It contains only progestin and no estrogen.

Why is it important to take Opil at the same time every day?

• To maintain its effectiveness in preventing pregnancy.

• To prevent breakthrough bleeding.

• To avoid weight gain.

• To ensure it protects against STIs.

What should you do if you miss taking Opil beyond the 3-hour window?

• Take two pills the next day.

• Use a backup form of birth control like condoms.

• Consult a doctor immediately.

• Stop taking Opil altogether.

Which of the following is NOT a side effect of Opil?

• Reduced future fertility.

• Increased risk of STIs.

• Weight gain.

• Breakthrough bleeding and spotting.

Why is it recommended to consult a healthcare professional before choosing Opil?

• To get a prescription.

• To ensure it is the right birth control method for you.

• To learn about its cost.

• To understand its history.